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This could be one of those moments, where I needlessly complicate things...  The second page is technically ready for inks & color, but is it the best layout?  I hate having so much of the first three drawings cropped off, but scaling them any smaller would leave too much empty space.  The alternative layout on the right might be a better fit, but I'd need to draw one more panel.  This would also make the dialogue less crowed, but it's not like it doesn't all fit in the original layout...

What do you think?  Do I go with the easy one, or draw one more panel?



I'm also tempted to take on a few commissions.  I need to update my flyer, though - I tend to sketch at such a low resolution now, that I may only offer inked commissions.  Price-wise, I'm thinking $35 for the first character, $25 for each additional, though complex costumes or poses could cost extra.  Also if you want to know how many points you have, don't hesitate to ask.

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Getrafeg

The second layout's definitely better. Draw one more panel. Don't compromise on your art.

Mikie

Yeah, I agree with the other dude. Second one looks better.

J̌@y 25ṭĥ

I think the first layout flows better also can you note me on how many points I have

David Haring

One more panel. Point request. Though if memory serves, I usually fall afoul of your rules.

jklind

we'll just have to see

CWilliams

Doubt I have many points available, if all the slots don't get taken up by just two people or something I might still commission you anyway.

jklind

Nothing's locked in just yet. All the details need to be agreed on first. :)

Carl Beard

First layout in my opinion.